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Press, 21 February 1980, Page 11

w® "x CASHEL ST.n Jlßff r SMDES fUR ffflD 1 I |L msiuncm J ... I ... I Have the best quality, best designed, warm (ou S not heavy) jacket I've seen to date. Of pure wool, | tn completely natural shades (but no, it I* n 0 ghomespun—strictly Mill Woven), they have quiHe* l g linings, rip front, front angle pockets for warming L the hands, a sleeve pocket, knit collar and tuffs. B The front waistband sits flat, the back Is blousaa ■ into a knitted band. Perfect for travellers, P walkers,-gardeners, or anyone not looking forward ■ to the chili winds of winter. They are 580, and & though they, are marked Men, I can’t see. why, i as they suit both mon and women. There are some | super new sheepskin jackets too, but they are K slightly dearer ($226.00). Fantastic quality though. s PHONE 69-693. E M MBSI Never one to rest on their laurels (or do IfflW’ ■ hocks), CLEAVERS would like you to meet .their Smokey Lamb Steaks. Pre-packaged; In a vacuum seal pack, they are deliciousl The accompanying recipe suggests egging-and crumbing,but. ■ also nice smeared with,minted garlic, butter and • grilled, or gently fried and served with:pineapple or apricot slices. For once WE get to try a new lamb taste .instead of the export market- Some- • thing else that Is a big hit. in the overseas meatmarkets. is- a rib-eye steak—always "’readily available from CLEAVERS in their thoughtfully sized packs—twos to,about eights. And this weekend, why not try a pack of the Tenda-bird chicken livers? PHONE 795-261. The small envelope and clutch bags are the only bags to wear with the chic ‘ tailored look this autumn—and of course KUDOS have .a terrific range to choose from, with four completely hew styles. Stylo (a) small,; .leather, clutch, softly gathered front, partitions: (b) leather, clutc.fi, .a tortoishell bar and frame, optional gold chain: < (c) soft simulated leather, clasp handle, gold touches: (d) envelope bag, simulated leather, corner stays in gold, insignia In gold, zip, partitions. The bags are elegant, cosmopolitan, and both leather and vinyl reasonably pricedquality all the way. Lots of colours but watch for camel, burgundy, grey, black. A new range of slim snakeskin belts just in, also in new fashion .' colours. PHONE 790-437. . . • . . ' This is advance news, because the word is out. In;, the month of May THE BUREAU have organised NZ GREEN Adventure Safaris. A 10-seater mini ' coach will whisk you to foreign parts (like Westland) for a safari that will Include such diversities as jet-boating, bush walking, gold panning, sketching, photography, and elbow bending. And everyone (including you) wlll .be j , under 301 That will be one fun time, with people of like age, like interests. The price will be well within yo.ur means, but the accommodation,meals etc, will be top flight. Talk to your friends, or keep it a secret, but 1 think you should soon talk to THE BUREAU, (not to be confused with Govt Tourist Bureau) Level Three. PHONE 60-481. (surtoutJ Sometimes even the. most -elegant,, the most expensive, the most House and, 'Garden type kitchen, heeds a final personal touch. SURTOUT have imported porcelain pieces by. Costa .of Bassano (Italy) that are just; what-you have been . searching for. There are lattice baskets of vivid oranges complete with orange blossom; bowls of lemons; artichokes lying.-snugly ; alongside pale green zucchini? and d basket of pale brown eggs, off-white leeks, and creamy mushrooms. All in ■ porcelain/ all beautiful, all original. There are g| more porcelain doves, and a charming rabbit » .complete with wildflowers. If you are present buying, SURTOUT have barometers—from $37 to H $250, in fine quality mahogany end brass, one E.| model with matching clock. A lifetime gift from Eg SURTOUT. PHONE 792-026 M Elmar & AmbrosO • g J I Renewing your passport? Applying for a-Passport? ® You need a passport photograph. ELMAR AND gH AMBROSE do COLOUR passport photos—s 6 for g three (that has to be- the best price in townl) These are not "Instant" photographs—on the contrary, most customers are so thrilled -they • order extra copies, and often enlargements. There is'no need to book—go in any day (up the stairs opposite Surtout) and your passport photographs will be ready the next day, by 2p.m. I kid you not about these passport photos—they're really good. Portrait photography for special occasions is probably the/ best way of preserving "the moment.” So book now for Graduation Day, or a family portrait to give Mother on Mother’s Day. PHONE 60-319. - sfMMttegr feet WdJ • ■ The footy season is nigh—if not already cometh. And what do you say'to your new little school boy who wants boots like big brother? "We'll go to' SPORTING FEET," that's -what .yog soy. Because they have football/sbccer boots from small ' 9's tai's., . i.e. about 5-.10 yrs, at a yery low, very special price. For bigger boys (and adults) they have THIS season's range of fqotball/soecer boots. j-Jj. - For golfers, they, have a good'range of quality golf shoes; including the Australian Niblicks which will be arriving this week. Also, if you are City to Surfing, SPORTING FEET have the world class Brookes running shoes —remember this shop is where you find shoes for all sports (and they'have socks now too). PHONE 65-435. / '-/e? i'--Into the kitchen this time. AH practfccL'.but still with the extra touch that KNOTS are: good at. V think it's called quality. -Some new, chunky casseroles, smaller marmltos, and large,; cassaulet. dishes/have arrived from Lawrence Ewing at Rangiora—stoneware, pots with either a Shino glaze, an off-beat brown ar a smudgy green glaze. Varying prices, consistent quality/Also arriving ; (and . leaving; sometimes the same day), Robin H Royds braid and- cord skirts for autumn. Warm M colours (berry, forest, sepia) with a twirling braid ra pattern or classic braiding. And more'goad news—J H KNOTS have a new selection of David Brdkenshire’s ffi exquisite porcelain dishes. PHONE■79&‘-255.;'-:

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